The only other thing I probably should have originally added (if it changes anyone’s thoughts) is that the property is next door to another house that is connected by a wall.

Balance hasn’t been too hard although the walls are closing in now.

The main characteristics were that the exterior walls were constructed all at once with the same stud running from foundation to roof and the floors or levels were hung off of a cleat that ran around the structure cut into the vertical stud.

I plan on doing a neutral paint color like beige on all the walls, white trim & ceilings, and LVT everywhere on the main floor (except the living room).

I personally know enough to know that I don't know enough to properly mud a wall for example.

It's important to be extra cautions during the screening process and be clear with tenants about noise and shared walls. 

If your pulling every mechanical component out, most interior wall and ceiling cladding, then the ROI on the energy upgrade may spec out nicely over a period of yearly savings (many years).

Well-insulated walls cut down on noise.

Have fun collecting from someone who peaced out a month ago.3) A landlord/manager should have reasonably priced resources, because not every repair bill is paid by a tenant.I would definitely not put basic faucet replacement in the same category of plumbing as soldering pipe joints behind a wall or installing pressurized systems.

EV charger?